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Toronto small group walking tour: 8 landmarks in 3 hours★ 4.94 (728) · 3h
Best value
Toronto Old Town Walking Tour: History, PATH & City Icons★ 4.77 (426) · 3h
Top rated
Toronto: Private Walking Tour CN Tower & Hockey Hall of Fame★ 5.00 (9) · 2h–3h
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✓ 2026-09-28Real price per person across the 13 options: CA$ 7.25–CA$ 253 (median CA$ 39). With 100+ reviews: 5 of 14.
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Private experiences (5)
Private Toronto Kensington Market and Chinatown Walking TourA private walking tour of Toronto's Kensington Market and Chinatown led by a live guide in English. You'll move between a historic home, Toronto's Chinatown with its novelty tea shops and street art, the vibrant food and shopping district of Kensington Market, and the Art Gallery of Ontario, plus a historic synagogue. The tour runs two hours and is fully wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this private tour if you want a guide who knows the neighborhoods and can point out which food stalls are worth stopping at and what to order. A shared group tour moves faster and costs less; this one gives you the pace and the personalized recommendations.
Private Corktown and Distillery District Tour TorontoA private walking tour of Toronto's Corktown and the Distillery District with a live English-speaking guide. You walk the historic Irish neighborhood that absorbed more immigration than Boston during the Potato Famines, then move into the Gooderham & Worts Historic Distillery—once the largest distillery in North America, now a public food and entertainment space. The tour runs two hours and covers the oldest Catholic church in Toronto, the oldest school, an Anglican church, and a public park.Is it for me?Book this private tour if you want to move at your own pace through two neighborhoods without waiting for a group schedule. The guide's knowledge of Corktown's Irish heritage and the Distillery's industrial past shapes what you see, so the walk becomes more than a route—it becomes the story of how these places changed.
Toronto Distillery District Walking Tour: 45 LocationsThe Toronto Distillery District Self-Guided Walking Tour is a 3.6 km scavenger hunt through the Distillery District, St. Lawrence Market, St. James Cathedral and downtown Toronto, where you solve 48 challenges on your smartphone to unlock facts about the buildings, fires and people that shaped the city. You start whenever you're ready, move at your own speed, and need only internet access on your phone — admission to any location is not required. The route takes 2 to 3 hours and covers wheelchair-accessible paths throughout.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to explore Toronto's oldest neighbourhoods and learn its history on your own terms — the challenges keep you engaged at each stop, and the self-guided format means you move at your speed, pause where you want, and skip the narration.
Art Gallery of Ontario tour: Group of Seven & Gehry designA private tour of the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto led by a local guide in English, covering the Group of Seven landscape paintings, contemporary Indigenous and Inuit art, the Henry Moore Gallery, and Yayo Kusama's Infinity Room, plus Frank Gehry's architecture. Admission is included for two guests; additional visitors pay $30 each. The tour moves through the galleries for roughly two hours, then walks through Grange Park to see the Henry Moore sculpture and the Ontario College of Art building designed by Will Alsop.Is it for me?The guide leads the whole route, so you're not navigating the building or deciding which galleries to skip—the two hours move through the collection in a sequence that makes sense, and the architecture of the building itself becomes part of what you understand.
Distillery District Toronto Private Tour: Skip-the-Line AccessA 2-hour private guided walking tour of Toronto's Distillery Historic District with skip-the-line tickets and a licensed guide fluent in English. You meet at a fixed point near the district, walk the cobblestone lanes and restored Victorian architecture at your own pace, and hear stories of the site's transformation from a world-leading distillery into a celebrated arts hub. The guide tailors the route to your interests and reveals hidden corners and local legends; guiding happens in exterior areas only.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're traveling as a small group or family and want a personalized walk through Toronto's industrial heritage without the crowds at the ticket office. The licensed guide adjusts the pace and focus to what interests you, so the 2 hours stay relevant whether you're drawn to whiskey history, architecture, public art or the district's creative revival.
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Toronto Distillery District: 60-Min Walking Tour & Local CafesYou'll walk 60 minutes through Toronto's Distillery District with a local guide who knows the history from whisky production to Hollywood filming location to today's cafe-filled pedestrian neighborhood. Small groups mean you get time for photos and questions. The route is accessible, and if rain hits hard, you move indoors. You leave knowing why this corner of Toronto matters and where to grab a coffee afterward.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand why the Distillery District matters to Toronto without arranging your own research or walking aimlessly — the guide's stories and the small group size mean you actually absorb the history instead of just passing through.
Toronto Walking Tour: Downtown, Hockey Hall & St. Lawrence MarketYou walk from Nathan Phillips Square through downtown Toronto's above-ground landmarks and underground PATH system, visiting the Hockey Hall of Fame, Financial District, and historic Flatiron Building before ending at St. Lawrence Market for lunch. Your guide is a local who explains the connections between neighborhoods and buildings, not just their names. All entry fees and taxes are included in the price.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how Toronto actually works — where locals walk, what the neighborhoods mean to each other, and why certain buildings matter — rather than just checking off a list of famous spots. The guide does the explaining, so you don't have to figure out the route or the stories yourself.
Toronto: Downtown Donut Walking Tour in Kensington & ChinatownYou’ll wander through Toronto’s downtown with a local guide leading you to four unique donut shops from Queen Street to Kensington Market and Chinatown. Taste hot mini donuts at Cops, sample creative vegan flavors at Bloomer’s, stroll Alexandra Park’s quieter paths, and end up guessing surprise treats in Kensington Market — all while soaking up city sounds and unexpected moments.
Kensington Market and Chinatown walking tour Toronto: Small groupThis small-group walking tour covers Toronto's Kensington Market and Chinatown neighborhoods with a live English-speaking guide, stopping at a historic home, street art, food vendors and the Art Gallery of Ontario. The tour runs two hours and keeps groups to twelve people, making it possible to move through crowded districts without losing the group. You buy food at your own cost at the stops along the way.Is it for me?Start from a historic home in Toronto without needing a car or hotel pickup—the guide meets the group there, and public transit reaches the neighborhood. This works if you're staying elsewhere in the city or don't want to arrange transportation to the tour.
Kensington Market and Chinatown self-guided tour: GPS audio walkA self-guided GPS audio tour of Kensington Market and Chinatown in Toronto, starting at the Art Gallery of Ontario and ending at Kensington Market. The VoiceMap app delivers audio directions automatically using your phone's location, plays offline, and takes about 75 minutes to complete. You control the pace and choose which stops to linger at; the audio cues you when to turn and what to look for along the way.Is it for me?Solo travellers and small groups who want to explore at their own speed without waiting for a group or keeping to a fixed schedule — the audio guides you turn by turn, but you choose when to stop, which side street to explore, and how long to linger at each neighbourhood.
Toronto Old Town Walking Tour: Historic Sites With GuideA two-hour guided walking tour of Toronto's Old Town covers five historic sites—Old City Hall, Mackenzie House, St. James Anglican Cathedral, Church of the Holy Trinity, and St. Lawrence Market—with a live guide in English, Spanish, French or Italian. The tour is exterior-focused; entry to monuments is optional and arranged separately. Choose between a small group or private option, and customize the route if you prefer.Is it for me?Book the small group option if you want to meet other travelers interested in Toronto's history; choose private if you're traveling with people you know and prefer the guide's full attention on your group. Either way, the two-hour frame means you see the landmarks and hear their stories without the time commitment of a full-day tour or the cost of entering every building.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 13 of the 14 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last up to 2 hours.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Toronto small group walking tour: 8 landmarks in 3 hours is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.94 out of 5 across 728 reviews.
Are private options available?
Yes, 5 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
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